Thank you for checking out my little section. Whether you did it out of boredom, genuine curiosity, or fumbling your phone, you are welcome.
I apologize because this is probably going to look pretty plain.
I will be reusing the paragraph I wrote in my introduction thread. Because otherwise I would just be saying the same thing differently.
I've been writing on my own and with partners for nearly twenty years now. I've got a Google Drive stuffed with everything from game design documents I made for a /tg/ 4chan community to several hundred pages of fan fiction and even a dozen short stories. I've written stories on a wide range of topics, genres, and smut levels. Everything from a demon dominating a group of college girls to slice-of-life farming stories about a city boy slowly falling for the grumpy girl who lives by the sea and likes crows much more than people. I've even done an arcane crime noir detective story. Which would be more complete if I could stop dreaming up creatures to fill the shadows with and actually get the story down on the page. For a while I even tinkered with AI Chatbots before puritanical capitalism made it unfeasible. I do not use AI anymore. The writing, editing, and tweaking is all done by me and a very put out spellchecker.
When I have written with others, I typically aim for three to five paragraphs in a single post. Admittedly, that depends heavily on the scene. I won't drone on and navel gaze just to pad out the length. That kind of thing doesn't help keep anyone's attention. By that same token, sometimes there's an internal monologue that needs to happen or a chunk of world building to be explained that will stretch things out a bit further. I am generally lenient with my partners about their response lengths. I would prefer those who are interested in writing with roughly the same kind of quality and length as I do. Just know that if I am consistently short-changed when it comes to response length, or I'm left pushing the story along mostly by myself, then you will find my interest waning rapidly. I will not just ghost people and will communicate if I have a problem with a response. We're all adults here. Let's use our words.
Right now I can promise one post a week with a strong possibility of more when time allows. I'm getting back into this style of writing after a pretty significant break and I have other projects I want to spend time on as well.
I will absolutely communicate if something would cause me to miss a week, if I need a longer break, or if I would like to stop writing for a project entirely.
Now into the details you're all more interested in.
Face Claims
I prefer not to use real people or AI generated realistic images as a reference for characters. Drawings and illustrations are more in my comfort zone. Or describe them to me.
It isn't something I'm going to ignore people or good stories over. Just a personal preference.
Violence and Gore
I have no problem writing action scenes, battles of huge armies, or violent and brutal struggles in back alleys. Creative uses of thumbs and pencils or the gory details resulting from a knife wound can be described in as much, or as little, detail as you are comfortable with. I do not write sexualized violence. Please do not approach me if you're looking to use knives in the bedroom.
Sexual Content in Stories
I enjoy writing a good sex scene and using lots of details fit to steam up the windows. I enjoy those scenes a lot more when they're adding to the story rather than just gratuitous used as space fillers. In other words, they should be a part of the story and not just in there because the writers were horny. I generally prefer a 60% Story / 40% Smut mix as a high end and I have no problem with stories fall below that mark. There's a special kind of magic that comes from a long, slow-burn romance even if it only culminates in one or two sex scenes along the way.
Fandoms
I have written my fair share of fanfiction in the past. And still do, as a matter of fact. But I vastly prefer Original Characters within established universes because it offers more freedom and flexibility when it comes to telling the story.
While the list below is by no means every setting I am familiar with, these are some that I am more passionate about. I don't have any specific ideas for these but would be happy to listen to pitches involving them.
Kinks and No Gos
My list here isn't going to be all that expansive. I have topics/fetishes that I enjoy writing about but they're not requirements. And there's a lot of kinks that I don't personally enjoy, but would be willing to try incorporating into a story. Writing, for me, is a skill best exercised by working with something unexpected. Trying a prompt just to see. So if you're unsure about something don't hesitate to send me a message.
I like these:
Please don't:
Detailed Plots
This is by no means every plot I have in my back pocket. But they are the ones I'm most interested in writing about at this moment.
I'm open to discussing variations on the plots below, though if you veer too far away from the original idea I may not be interested.
Within a Manyfold Mind
Tags: [SCP-like] [Scaroused] [Romantically Horrifying] [Monster x Human] [Hidden Supernatural] [I Found You And You're Mine] [Love Bites for Everyone] [Why Is The Monster So Caring When We're Alone?]
Perfectly Imperfect
Tags: [Sloooooooow Burn] [Artist x Tired] [Breaking Down Masks] [Clay and Kisses] [Passion and Kilns] [Probably more about pottery than you ever wanted to actually know] [Tenderness and Caring]
I'll likely add more as time goes on.
Other Ideas
Please don't hesitate to contact me with an idea you have if you think I might like it. I never quite know what I'm looking for until I find it with writing. And some of the best stories I've ever written have come from people blindly launching ideas in my direction. I'm great at spitballing off of a prompt too. So even half-finished ideas can be fun to build up.
I apologize because this is probably going to look pretty plain.
I will be reusing the paragraph I wrote in my introduction thread. Because otherwise I would just be saying the same thing differently.
I've been writing on my own and with partners for nearly twenty years now. I've got a Google Drive stuffed with everything from game design documents I made for a /tg/ 4chan community to several hundred pages of fan fiction and even a dozen short stories. I've written stories on a wide range of topics, genres, and smut levels. Everything from a demon dominating a group of college girls to slice-of-life farming stories about a city boy slowly falling for the grumpy girl who lives by the sea and likes crows much more than people. I've even done an arcane crime noir detective story. Which would be more complete if I could stop dreaming up creatures to fill the shadows with and actually get the story down on the page. For a while I even tinkered with AI Chatbots before puritanical capitalism made it unfeasible. I do not use AI anymore. The writing, editing, and tweaking is all done by me and a very put out spellchecker.
When I have written with others, I typically aim for three to five paragraphs in a single post. Admittedly, that depends heavily on the scene. I won't drone on and navel gaze just to pad out the length. That kind of thing doesn't help keep anyone's attention. By that same token, sometimes there's an internal monologue that needs to happen or a chunk of world building to be explained that will stretch things out a bit further. I am generally lenient with my partners about their response lengths. I would prefer those who are interested in writing with roughly the same kind of quality and length as I do. Just know that if I am consistently short-changed when it comes to response length, or I'm left pushing the story along mostly by myself, then you will find my interest waning rapidly. I will not just ghost people and will communicate if I have a problem with a response. We're all adults here. Let's use our words.
Right now I can promise one post a week with a strong possibility of more when time allows. I'm getting back into this style of writing after a pretty significant break and I have other projects I want to spend time on as well.
I will absolutely communicate if something would cause me to miss a week, if I need a longer break, or if I would like to stop writing for a project entirely.
Now into the details you're all more interested in.
Face Claims
I prefer not to use real people or AI generated realistic images as a reference for characters. Drawings and illustrations are more in my comfort zone. Or describe them to me.
It isn't something I'm going to ignore people or good stories over. Just a personal preference.
Violence and Gore
I have no problem writing action scenes, battles of huge armies, or violent and brutal struggles in back alleys. Creative uses of thumbs and pencils or the gory details resulting from a knife wound can be described in as much, or as little, detail as you are comfortable with. I do not write sexualized violence. Please do not approach me if you're looking to use knives in the bedroom.
Sexual Content in Stories
I enjoy writing a good sex scene and using lots of details fit to steam up the windows. I enjoy those scenes a lot more when they're adding to the story rather than just gratuitous used as space fillers. In other words, they should be a part of the story and not just in there because the writers were horny. I generally prefer a 60% Story / 40% Smut mix as a high end and I have no problem with stories fall below that mark. There's a special kind of magic that comes from a long, slow-burn romance even if it only culminates in one or two sex scenes along the way.
Fandoms
I have written my fair share of fanfiction in the past. And still do, as a matter of fact. But I vastly prefer Original Characters within established universes because it offers more freedom and flexibility when it comes to telling the story.
While the list below is by no means every setting I am familiar with, these are some that I am more passionate about. I don't have any specific ideas for these but would be happy to listen to pitches involving them.
- Cultist Simulator / Book of Hours
- Warframe
- Slay The Princess
- Warhammer 40k (with lots of creative liberties)
- Stardew Valley
- The Elder Scrolls
- Fallout
My list here isn't going to be all that expansive. I have topics/fetishes that I enjoy writing about but they're not requirements. And there's a lot of kinks that I don't personally enjoy, but would be willing to try incorporating into a story. Writing, for me, is a skill best exercised by working with something unexpected. Trying a prompt just to see. So if you're unsure about something don't hesitate to send me a message.
I like these:
- Story-driven Plots
- Slow Burns
- Enemies to Lovers
- Exhibitonism
- Affection (Cuddling, little touches, kisses on the wrist, ect)
- Love Bites (No blood involved but light bruises left behind)
- More cum than is strictly realistic
- Stretch Marks, Scars, Beauty Marks (Bodies with character and realism)
- Women with moderate bellies (Curves are wonderful. Also, a hand on a woman's belly feels protective and loving to me
Please don't:
- Diapers
- Scat/Watersports
- Sexualized Gore
- Cannibalism
- Macro/Micro (Probably unlikely on this site but I'm covering my bases here)
- Sexualized Weight Gain
Detailed Plots
This is by no means every plot I have in my back pocket. But they are the ones I'm most interested in writing about at this moment.
I'm open to discussing variations on the plots below, though if you veer too far away from the original idea I may not be interested.
Within a Manyfold Mind
When he was young, MC saw an impossible color. Something he couldn't describe to anyone who asked him why he had disappeared for two days. Since then he has seen the world in an entirely different light and been looking for other clues to the hidden reality beneath the common one. It took him years. But he found them. A hat that makes the world around him go grey and makes others pay no attention to him. A black marketplace offering goods that should be impossible. A phone app bought for a steal that doesn't seem to work.
Until a glitched out number starts sending his phone pictures.
Pictures of his neighborhood.
Pictures that continually get closer and closer to him over the next few days.
Even when he goes somewhere new and unexpected.
Even after he buys a new phone.
But when he finally meets the monster, he discovers that it doesn't want to eat him. It wants a home. It wants someone, anyone, who can touch it for the first time in its existence.
YC would be an electronic entity based, very very loosely, off Mal-0 from SCP. An cursed app that takes up residence in a person's phone and hunts them down. Traditionally she has left behind nothing but terrified corpses or people who have killed themselves to escape her staring out at them from every electronic surface. However, MC can actually touch her. And not just when she's visible in a phone's screen. A shock, a surprise, and an opportunity she is not going to let go to waste. There's also the mystery of how this is even possible. Is it because of the impossible color MC saw as a kid? Or is there something else going on here?
There's lots of directions such a story could go and I'm open to brainstorming that. This could be a slice of life story where MC just has to get used to the monster taking up residence in his head/devices/vicinity. It could be a modern supernatural thriller where YC is protective of her new discovery and isn't interested in it being taken away by the government officials poking their noses in. It could go full into Enforced Closeness territory where the two are locked up because such secrets need to be contained and studied.
Until a glitched out number starts sending his phone pictures.
Pictures of his neighborhood.
Pictures that continually get closer and closer to him over the next few days.
Even when he goes somewhere new and unexpected.
Even after he buys a new phone.
But when he finally meets the monster, he discovers that it doesn't want to eat him. It wants a home. It wants someone, anyone, who can touch it for the first time in its existence.
YC would be an electronic entity based, very very loosely, off Mal-0 from SCP. An cursed app that takes up residence in a person's phone and hunts them down. Traditionally she has left behind nothing but terrified corpses or people who have killed themselves to escape her staring out at them from every electronic surface. However, MC can actually touch her. And not just when she's visible in a phone's screen. A shock, a surprise, and an opportunity she is not going to let go to waste. There's also the mystery of how this is even possible. Is it because of the impossible color MC saw as a kid? Or is there something else going on here?
There's lots of directions such a story could go and I'm open to brainstorming that. This could be a slice of life story where MC just has to get used to the monster taking up residence in his head/devices/vicinity. It could be a modern supernatural thriller where YC is protective of her new discovery and isn't interested in it being taken away by the government officials poking their noses in. It could go full into Enforced Closeness territory where the two are locked up because such secrets need to be contained and studied.
Perfectly Imperfect
MC is an artist, specializing in pottery, who never really made it beyond his small studio tucked in the warehouse district. Despite that, he seems happy enough to make whatever he likes rather than bowing to the whims of the art community. Even as his hair starts to grey a bit. A big guy, built like a pudgy lumberjack, but quiet, careful, and practical. The kind of person who doesn't like small talk but asks bigger questions instead. Who doesn't speak about his feelings easily but shows them in his art like they were glowing neon. A surprise around every corner but nothing dangerous.
YC would be a woman trying not to let the stress of life get to her. Maybe she works an office job despite the fact she would really rather be dressing in black and spikes. Maybe she bounces from party to party fending off the feelings of getting older. The key feature is that she is wearing a mask that few others see through. She doesn't let people see just how tired she is. How close she is to breaking from the work and stress on top of her. How desperately she wants to be seen. And maybe even taken care of a little bit. Or at least shown that life can still be fun even after the grey starts creeping in.
The two would meet by chance. She would be intrigued by his unusual questions and calm demeanor. He sees a woman who is capable and intelligent and desperately needs a hug. Inspiration strikes. Dates that aren't called dates tumble one after the other. They sleep cuddled against each other before even kissing. And it's not that they aren't thinking about it. Aren't wondering what the lips of the other tastes like. But there's also something special about what they have. The dam will break, eventually, but until then? The tension is so delicious.
YC would be a woman trying not to let the stress of life get to her. Maybe she works an office job despite the fact she would really rather be dressing in black and spikes. Maybe she bounces from party to party fending off the feelings of getting older. The key feature is that she is wearing a mask that few others see through. She doesn't let people see just how tired she is. How close she is to breaking from the work and stress on top of her. How desperately she wants to be seen. And maybe even taken care of a little bit. Or at least shown that life can still be fun even after the grey starts creeping in.
The two would meet by chance. She would be intrigued by his unusual questions and calm demeanor. He sees a woman who is capable and intelligent and desperately needs a hug. Inspiration strikes. Dates that aren't called dates tumble one after the other. They sleep cuddled against each other before even kissing. And it's not that they aren't thinking about it. Aren't wondering what the lips of the other tastes like. But there's also something special about what they have. The dam will break, eventually, but until then? The tension is so delicious.
I'll likely add more as time goes on.
Other Ideas
Please don't hesitate to contact me with an idea you have if you think I might like it. I never quite know what I'm looking for until I find it with writing. And some of the best stories I've ever written have come from people blindly launching ideas in my direction. I'm great at spitballing off of a prompt too. So even half-finished ideas can be fun to build up.